Archive for the 'CES' Category
Hello from the floor of Consumer Electronic show 2008 in Las Vegas.
Here is the shot of my first stop at the South Hall, where I begin my 2008 CES journey to my technology world.

Mr Blackberry

Nokia’s booth



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150 inch Plasma





less than .7 inch thin plasma


Panasonic Presentation
Mr BlackBerry

Perfect Tankmate for your flowerhorn from Pantex











Microsoft new software & robotic division


Robotic presentation
Intel’s booth






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Samsung’s booth







Sharp’s




Sony’s


Yahoo’s new campaign launch 3.0

This is actually one of my favorate photo, of How big can you think?


What to Do, Where to Go at CES:
Wednesday, January 9
Ryan Seacrest and HBO’s Flight of the Conchords, the comedic musical duo, joined Comcast CEO Brian Roberts on stage this morning to tout tru2way technology. CNET announced its Best of CES finalists, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin took center stage at an Industry Insider session, and General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner impressed thousands of attendees at his Tuesday afternoon keynote.
There are still two more days of product launches, press-generating events and buzz. Here’s a quick list of top picks for the third day of the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow, where consumer technology professionals come to experience the art of technology
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How to get here: Take the pedestrian walkway from the upper level of the LVCC North Hall to the LVCC Gold Lot, on the corner of Paradise and Convention Center Drive. |
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Technology and Emerging Countries: Advancing Development Through Technology Investments |
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And as always, check www.CESweb.org, the official website of the 2008 International CES, January 7-10, 2008, Las Vegas, Nevada. |
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What to Do, Where to Go at CES: Thousands of product announcements came from many of the 2,700 exhibitors at the 2008 International CES today. Panasonic launched the world’s largest plasma display (the size of nine 50-inch plasma TVs!), and Intel brought out popular rock band Smash Mouth for a jam session demo of virtual reality processing power. And the momentum’s not stopping just because the first day has wrapped up. Here’s a quick list of top picks for the second day of the world’s largest consumer technology tradeshow, where consumer technology professionals come to experience the art of technology. |
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Day 2 Keynote Address: Comcast Corp. Chairman and CEO Brian L. Roberts |
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Industry Insider: One-on-One with FCC Chairman and CEA President |
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Join FCC Chairman Kevin Martin and CEA President and CEO Gary Shapiro for a public conversation about the digital television transition, cable compatibility, spectrum, broadband and other issues critical to the consumer electronics industry. Did you know? More than 50 percent of U.S. households now own a digital television (DTV), according to research recently released by CEA, the producer of the International CES. As the nation transitions to digital television, consumers are adding DTV to their homes at a record pace. |
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Big Thinkers and Disruptive Technologies -Today’s Thought Leaders, Tomorrow’s Technologies SuperSession International SuperSession |
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General Motors Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner Keynote Address |
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And as always, check www.CESweb.org, the official website of the 2008 International CES, January 7-10, 2008, Las Vegas, Nevada. |
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Start Your Monday Off with State of the Industry and Panasonic Keynote Addresses |
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Then, Toshihiro Sakamoto takes center stage to share his plans to drive digital consumer technology forward. If you miss a keynote address (including Sunday night’s keynote from Bill Gates) you can get all transcripts online within 24 hours of the address. |
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- The New Face of America’s Elections |
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- CEA-CompTIA Digital Home Technology Integrator+ (DHTI+) Certification Review Workshop |
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- Hankering for a blog? Try CES Straight Talk. |





















